3 Novels by Angelin Sydney
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Overview: Before becoming a full-time novelist, she was a journalist for a daily business paper in the Philippines.
Since moving to Australia 25 years ago, she has had numerous incarnations. She was a banker, insurance seller, housing loan broker, home-stay mother to literally hundreds of international students, small business operator and casual kitchen hand. So, she’s really been around.
Genre: Romance & Romance Suspense
Return to Cameron Country: Belle left cosmopolitan New York to be with Captain Bryce Mabo Cameron in the scorching heat of Australia’s Gulf Savanna, a man she hardly knew but with whom she was hopelessly in love.
Cameron Country was dry and dusty, prone to cyclones and full of wild life she never even knew existed.
From working as a forensic accountant in a high-rise to marrying a man who could only be described as a warrior and a romantic dreamer, her life went from mundane to turbulent in one fell swoop.
Would she cope with it all?
Or is she in for a world of regret?
Lifesaver in a Bikini: When beautiful, sassy Queen finds herself thrust into the middle of a murder mystery, the media hails her ‘the lifesaver in the bikini’. Her hunky husband, SWAT Officer Giorgio Gomez, told her to stay in the crime lab and let the detectives handle it. She didn’t listen. Now fearless Queenie is in a world of trouble and G is going to have to put his life on the line to save the woman he loves.
Loving Faith and Hope: Luke Walker, a handsome Los Angeles firefighter, was in a loving relationship with Faith Scott. Everything was going well in his work and love life, until his surrogate sister, Hope McKenzie, rushed headlong into trouble.
To complicate matters, Hope fell in love with Joe Di Nozzi, who was also Victor Carabella. Could he trust Joe/Victor not to hurt Hope?
In the drama of lives, tangled in a web of a money laundering operation, Luke and Faith found themselves being slowly ripped apart.
Then, after saving Hope from a fiery conflagration, Luke found himself in the burns unit, gripped in the claws of self-pity. He thought of himself as disfigured, yet she thought of him as merely scarred. Would he be able to see himself as the hero she always believed he was?
‘Love isn’t deserved. It is given.’
Would Luke accept it? Would he take it?
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